Kiwanis Elects Spann President For 1926
The Kiwanis Club of Amarillo selected I B Spann, insurer, as president for 1926 at a noon meeting at the Amarillo Hotel. Spann served as secretary and was vice president in 1925. Chisum named vice president, Coe as immediate past president and district trustee, Humphrys as treasurer. Directors elected include Boyce, Cole, Moore, Hall Randolph, Warren, Austin and Henson. re-elected directors Boyce Randolph and Warren. Senator Bledsoe praised local support for Texas Tech and scholarship and football talent. Bechtold named orchestra committee chair with Austin and Ridings assisting. Program chairs noted for upcoming weeks. Krug and daughter Virgina thanked for orchestra work.
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Kiwanis Club
I. BB Spann
Amarillo
Spann
Toney Chisum
Hudson-Essex
J. B. Coe
Cr. M. Humphrys
Humphrys
John K. Boyce
J. Cole
Ralph J. Moore
Judge Hall
Randolph
David M. Warren
Charles R. Austin
Ben Henson
John G. McKenzie
F. H. Krug
Virgina
Cotton yield at Slaton averages 2-3
Special to The News Slaton Dec 2 The cotton yield around Slaton will be two thirds of an average this season due to an early South Plains freeze. Slaton Compress pressed about 17 000 bales with total run unlikely above 60 000. last year produced over 83 000. Slaton five gins have ginned about 2 500 bales so far, with total ginnage near 7 000. New gins in small communities have reduced Slaton’s relative ginnage. Large London water reservoir recently completed, capable of floating fleets of battleships.
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Aton
Woodmen of World elect new officers in Alabama camp
Election of officers at Alamosa Camp No. 502 Woodmen of the World drew a large crowd. The campaign to boost membership and attendance started in December, with teams led by H. H. Teague and Melvin Jones. Officers elected include Council Commander F. E. Walker and BankER R. E. McGee.
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Melvin Jones
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Upton Jones
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H. Taylor
Albert Parker
E. P. Peer
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Griggs
H. N
Reeves
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R. L. McMeans
J. R. Wrather
E. A. Johnston
B. M. Puckett
Richard
Hereford Hereford Step Husband Comedy Drama Cast
Hereford December 2 The Fellowship Class of First Christian church presents Her Step Husband a four act comedy drama as the Community Lyceum course second program. It will be staged in the auditorium of the new $125000 high school building nearing completion directed by Mrs H R Reed.
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A TEXAS WONDER Kidney and bladder remedy ad
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles including gravel rheumatism and irregularities in men and women. The ad offers mail shipment for 1.25 with sworn testimonials. Dr BE W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO advertises its druggist sale.
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BE. W. Hall
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St. Louis
Slaton High School Contest Seeks City Motto
Slaton Chamber of Commerce launches a student contest at Slaton High School to pick a city slogan. A committee led by John Hood and FB H Lanham will judge. a $10 prize awaits the student with the accepted motto. About one thousand submissions are expected. Bicycle tires and repairs noted at 800 E. 4th St.
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